What are the prons and cons of using the Static class inplace of Synchronized class and vice versa? googling this hasn't given the rite info.
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Static class vs Singleton class
What are the prons and cons of using the Static class inplace of Synchronized class and vice versa? googling this hasn't given the rite info.
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Re: Static class vs Singleton class
The two/three are not related other than they all start with the letter "s".
Re: Static class vs Singleton class
Your first step is to define each. And you'll find that, as Norm said, you're comparing apples and oranges. Or Strawberries and Snakes?Originally Posted by tcstcs
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